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The Library remains open Tuesday through Saturday and by phone on Mondays, but we will be unavailable on Monday, September 6 in observance of Labor Day. |
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The Friends of the Library will be hosting another outdoor book sale! Join us in front of the Bozeman Public Library on Saturday, September 18th from 10AM – 5PM for our Used Book Sale, and Sunday, September 19th from 10AM – 2 PM for our Fill-A-Bag Sale. We will be selling a wide variety of fiction & nonfiction books, DVDs & CDs, children’s books and more at very affordable prices! In the event of snow or inclement weather, the sale will be postponed to Sept 25th – 26th. To be notified if the sale is postponed, sign up for our newsletter at www.friendsbpl.org/contact-us |
Spice Up Your Fall
Tired of cooking the same old recipes? Looking for some new flavors to try out, but you're not sure where to start? Pick up a Spice Up Your Fall packet every other week that will contain a recipe, some fun facts and history about the spice, and a trial amount of a spice! It may be new to you, or an old favorite to try with a new recipe. No registration required, but supplies are limited. Pickups in September: September 14: Turmeric September 28: Marjoram |
The Bookmobile Is Off The RoadWith this news, we also say goodbye to Weston, who has been with the bookmobile since its' beginning in 2017. He is returning to his home state of Alabama for a job with Birmingham Public Library. Happy trails to you, Weston! |
Starting Tuesday, September 7, the Open Door in the Library Atrium reopens in a limited capacity. Check for updated providers and a current schedule on our website. |
We'll be meeting in person for the first time in quite a while on Tuesday, September 21 at 6:30 PM in the Library's Large Community Room. This month, we're discussing The Paris Library by Montana author Janet Skeslien Charles. |
Fridays at 4There's a new happy hour in town! Join local experts on different timely topics every other Friday at 4 PM at BPL. Part informational session, part socialization, 100% cool new thing to do. Drinks will be provided from Zesty Bevs and Steep Mountain Teahouse. September 10: Books Books Baby September 24: Droughts and Water Conservation |
Art in the AtriumThe Montana Contemporary Arts Coalition (MCAC) was started in 2019 to bring together local artists to collaborate and encourage each other and hold their own shows. This exhibition will be on display during the month of September. A portion of proceeds from all sales benefit the Bozeman Public Library. For more information about the show, contact Kerry at kerry@bozemanlibraryfoundation.org. |
Move Your TailsSummer may be coming to an end, but our Move Your Tails movement programming continues! Classes will meet in Lindley Park (will meet in the Large Community Room in the event of inclement weather). Classes are generously sponsored by the Bozeman Library Foundation. Yoga and Qi gong will continue after September. Tuesdays at 12:15- Yoga with Terra Grace Wellness Wednesdays at 12:15- Qi gong with Barb Thursdays at 12:15- HIIT into Stride with Tasha |
Banned Books TriviaSharpen your trivia skills, because Banned Books Trivia is back in action!We're having an IN-PERSON trivia event on Wednesday, September 29, 2021 at 6:15 PM. The event will be emceed by Chrysti the Wordsmith - she'll be providing interesting tidbits and facts about banned books, intellectual freedom, and your right to read! Bring your A-game and get ready to flex your trivia knowledge at Bar 3 BBQ & Brewing in Belgrade! Individuals and teams of up to four people may compete and prizes will be awarded for a first place finish and the most spirited team. All participants are encouraged to come up with a clever team name, which can earn you bonus points.No advance registration is needed- you will be able to sign your team up starting at 5:30 PM on the night of the event. |
Save the DateOn October 3, you’re invited to the Stay Home and Read a Book Ball! It’s the coziest non-event of the year, a fundraiser that welcomes you to stay home, read a book, and donate what you would have spent on a fancy night out in support of your Library. Truly awesome raffle prizes (including an architect-designed Little Free Library), a treat-filled party pack, and messages from author hosts Christopher Paolini, Eddie Hemingway, and Keith McCafferty round out this Library lover’s dream event. Mark your calendars now and check our events page again soon for details. |
Intermountain Therapy Dogs are available to be read to by kids through the Read to a Dog program each Wednesday afternoon from 4:00 to 5:00PM. Families can register for a private 10-minute time slot at the Student Corner in the Children's Library. Studies have shown that reading to an animal encourages reluctant reader and increases children' self-esteem. Please join us! |
Be a NASA DetectivePartnering with NASA, the Bozeman Public Library has a hands-on educator kit available for checkout: Be a NASA Solar System Detective. The kit is suitable for small groups with an adult educator following the facilitation guide. Supplies are included and lessons cover identifying meteorites, coding through programming a “rover”, and using infrared thermometers. The kit is reservable through our online catalog by searching NASA STEAM KIT. For more information, please call the Children’s Desk at 582-2404. |
Books and BabiesTuesdays & Thursdays at 10 AM, on the Library's front lawn (weather permitting) Join for a short series of songs, fingerplays and movement with your little one. Ages 0-2 with caregivers- older siblings are welcome! Free playtime encouraged afterwards on the lawn or in adjacent natural playground area. A great way to connect with other families! |
Chess ClubChess Club is on Thursdays from 3:45 to 5:00 PM outside the Main Library entrance (weather permitting, in case of poor weather meeting in the small conference room.) Find other chess players to challenge or just to practice with other kids. All ages and abilities are welcome to come and play! |
Art has always been an outlet for creators to express themselves or the world/culture they find themselves in. We want to see what your creative brains have been doing and that’s why the Bozeman Public Library Teen Services has created a Virtual Teen Art Gallery to showcase your artwork and share it with your community and the world! For artist/creators grades 6-12. Art gallery submissions can count towards volunteer/community service hours too. More details and submission guidelines can be found here: |
Supplies are limited, so reservations are required. Craft bags are for grades 6+. Available starting on September 10: DIY Bubble Tea & Cup Cosy October 8: Nightmare Catchers & Fall Leaf Page Garland |
Virtual Teen VolunteeringNeed some community service hours for school or a project? The Library now has virtual volunteer opportunities for teens (14+) to earn community service hours. With projects like mini book reviews, documenting your “library haul” or making a Spotify playlist inspired by your favorite book or character! Service hours earned range from 30 minutes to 2+ hours depending on the project. Head to the Teen Volunteer page for project details and submission guidelines. |
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